Understand a codebase
visually.

Explore structure, trace dependencies, and inspect potential change impact locally.

Codefield for macOS

Graph

See dependencies across the repository.

Codefield Graph view showing source files and directed dependency relationships.

Structure

Explore the repository as a spatial hierarchy and move between directories without losing context.

Explore Structure ↗

Impact Mode

If this file changes, what could potentially be affected?

Codefield Impact Mode showing potentially affected files and dependency depths.

Follow incoming structural dependencies and see potentially affected files grouped by depth.

Potential impact is not a prediction of runtime behavior.

Explore Impact Mode ↗

Path Finder

Find the shortest directed dependency path between two files.

Codefield Graph inspector with the Find path action highlighted.

Direction matters: the reverse path can differ, or not exist.

Explore Path Finder ↗

Your source stays
on your machine.

Codefield analyzes your repository locally. There is no need to upload it to a cloud analysis service.

On Windows and Linux, a local process serves the workspace to your browser. On macOS, the native app analyzes folders you choose.

Read about local analysis ↗

Use it where you work.

Explore a local repository on Windows, Linux or macOS.

Windows & Linux

Install the CLI with npm, then open your repository in the local browser workspace.

Install Codefield ↗

macOS

Open a folder in the native app. The current build is an unsigned preview.

See macOS availability ↗

17 languages supported. Codefield keeps relationships only when they resolve to a repository file.

Language support ↗

Help build Codefield.

Found a parser edge case? Have an idea for repository analysis, a platform fix or clearer documentation? Contributions are welcome.

Make yourself at home
in the codebase.

See the current downloads and installation steps.

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